Q. Hyphal wall consists of microfibrils composed of ___________________

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Q. Coenocytic hyphae have ________________

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Q. What are the dimensions of the filaments that the thallus of a fungus consists of?

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Q. The yeast cell or mould filament is surrounded by a true cell wall.

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Q. What do the term dimorphic mean?

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Q. Yeasts have flagella for the purpose of locomotion.

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Q. The crosswalls constrict which of the following parts and then grow inwards to form septum?

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Q. The plasmalemma surrounds which of the following?

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Q. Which among the following are asexual spores?

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Q. Aplanospores are ___________________

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Q. Which among the following are spores formed by budding?

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Q. Spores formed by sexual reproduction on a club-shaped structure are _______________

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Q. Asexual fruiting bodies have name such as ________________

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Q. There are one or more oospheres in each oogonium.

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Q. How many ascospores are present in each ascus?

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Q. Which of the following spores are formed at the tips of sterigmata?

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Q. The process of fusion of nuceus of two mating types is known as plasmogamy.

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Q. In which of the following process does the male nucleus migrates through a fertilization tube into the female gametangium?

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Q. Which of the following spores are formed by disjointing of hyphal cells?

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Q. Pathogenic fungi have a temperature optimum at __________

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